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Tasmania spent $47m on digital program that didn't deliever any modules
The total cost of the digital transformation program is now estimated to more than double to $119 million, the auditor-general warns. Source link
Rio Tinto documents 30-year-old manufacturing system using AI
For its Australia and NZ aluminium operations. Source link
Factory workers reunite 16 years after closure of major food manufacturer
Sixteen years after workers clocked off for the final time, Berrivale workers reunited to remember the cannery and preserving factory that employed generations of locals. Source link
Lendi Group factors AI use into annual performance reviews
Part of its commitment to be ‘AI-native’. Source link
Cricket's next generation of pace knows fast bowling can take a toll
Cricket has few more glorious sights than a fast bowler terrorising a top-class batting order, but becoming a speedster is not without its pains, as the nation’s next generation is finding out. Source link
Google is facing a high triple-digit million euro fine
As part of an antitrust investigation. Source link
Community 'devastated' by plans for gas-powered data centres
More than 200 people voice their opposition to plans to build one of the country’s largest gas-fired power plants in the NSW Southern Highlands to provide energy for data centres. Source link
What we know about the remaining families returning from Syria
The last cohort of ISIS-linked Australians living in a notorious Syrian camp are expected to return back into Australia in the coming hours. Here’s what we know about them. Source link
'My time to go': The words that showed Daniher's humanity in tragedy
Neale Daniher showed leadership on and off the field throughout his life, from club captaincy to coaching and as Australian of the Year — but no more so when facing the challenge of an MND diagnosis. Source link
The new topography for cybersecurity
As AI and cloud technologies reshape work, cybersecurity must shift from blocking change to enabling secure innovation. Source link